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    The document summarizes the similarities and differences between APA and MLA citation styles. Both styles provide guidelines for formatting papers, including setting all margins to 1 inch and double spacing. They also require including the author's name, professor, date, and class on papers. The key differences are that APA uses a separate cover page and references page, includes the publication year in citations, and requires an abstract page, while MLA omits the abstract and includes the author's last name on citations and page numbers.

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    The document summarizes the similarities and differences between APA and MLA citation styles. Both styles provide guidelines for formatting papers, including setting all margins to 1 inch and double spacing. They also require including the author's name, professor, date, and class on papers. The key differences are that APA uses a separate cover page and references page, includes the publication year in citations, and requires an abstract page, while MLA omits the abstract and includes the author's last name on citations and page numbers.

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    English Profiency (Waj 3103) "The Similarities and Differences Between Apa and Mla Style"

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    The document summarizes the similarities and differences between APA and MLA citation styles. Both styles provide guidelines for formatting papers, including setting all margins to 1 inch and double spacing. They also require including the author's name, professor, date, and class on papers. The key differences are that APA uses a separate cover page and references page, includes the publication year in citations, and requires an abstract page, while MLA omits the abstract and includes the author's last name on citations and page numbers.

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    ENGLISH PROFIENCY(WAJ 3103) THE SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES BETWEEN APA AND MLA STYLE (APA vs MLA) Group

    Members : Hasliza Binti Julaihi Siti Syafawani Binti Abd Suki Noratika Binti Asnawi Nurul Husna Binti Zulkifli

    WHAT IS APA AND MLA TYPE????


    There many differences and similarities between the APA and MLA. The writers would use to create papers, guidelines to writing, punctuation, quotation and sources. MLA stands for Modern Language Association, and would typically be used by a Biology student; while, APA stands for American Psychological Association and would be used by a Psychology student (Boricua, 2007).

    Similarities between APA and MLA style..


    Both styles provide a guideline for the format and layout of a paper. All of the margins with both styles are 1 inch. Both of these styles of paper are double spaced. They both include name, professor's name, date, and their class. They both have page numbers in each page of their papers. Both include works cited pages and similar structure of always providing source information, no matter what the citation is.

    DIFFERENCES BETWEEN APA AND MLA..


    APA APA has its own cover page for those things. has it own references page APA's citation has the year the article was made page numbers include the title of the paper. Has abstract page MLA puts the name, professor name, date, and class in the first page has a works cited page MLA's citation has the last name of the author page numbers include the writer's last name Doesnt has abstract page

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